Creating New Equipment
Add new equipment to your inventory with detailed specifications:Select Terminal Type
Choose the terminal type including brand, model, and usage category. The system maintains a catalog of terminal types with associated specifications.
Set Equipment Status
Assign an initial status: New, Used, Repaired, Decommissioned, Non-functional, Lost, Replacement, Temporary, or Under Review.
Enter Identification Details
Record essential identifiers:
- TEI (Terminal Equipment Identity) - Required
- ISSI (Individual Short Subscriber Identity) - Optional for new equipment
- ISSI Name - Descriptive name for the ISSI
Add Ownership Information
Specify:
- Provider: Who supplied the equipment (e.g., Patagonia Green, Telecom, Policía de Entre Ríos)
- Owner: Current owner of the equipment
Configure Warranty Details
Track warranty status:
- Check warranty coverage checkbox
- Set warranty expiration date
The system validates that TEI numbers are unique. You cannot create duplicate equipment with the same TEI.
Searching Equipment
Find equipment quickly using multiple search criteria: Search by:- TEI number
- ISSI number
- Provider name
- Owner name
Viewing Equipment Details
Each equipment record displays:Technical Information
- Brand and model
- Terminal type and category
- TEI and ISSI identifiers
- ISSI name
Status Information
- Current status
- Status change date
- Provider and owner
- Warranty status
Battery Details
- Primary battery number
- Secondary battery number (if applicable)
Additional Data
- Warranty expiration date
- Observations and notes
Editing Equipment
Update equipment information as needed: Editable Fields:- Equipment status
- Status change date
- ISSI and ISSI name
- TEI (with validation)
- Battery numbers (primary and secondary)
- Provider and owner
- Warranty status and expiration
- Observations
The terminal type (brand/model) cannot be changed after creation. If you need to change the terminal type, you must create a new equipment record.
- TEI field is required and must be unique
- Warranty checkbox and expiration date work together
- Status changes are logged with timestamps
Equipment Status Types
New
New
Brand new equipment that has never been deployed. Typically awaiting first installation.
Used
Used
Equipment currently in active service at a location or assigned to a resource.
Repaired
Repaired
Equipment that underwent maintenance and has been restored to functional status.
Decommissioned
Decommissioned
Permanently removed from service. No longer available for assignment.
Non-functional
Non-functional
Equipment that is not working and requires repair or replacement.
Lost
Lost
Equipment reported as missing or unaccounted for.
Replacement
Replacement
Equipment designated as spare parts for other units.
Temporary
Temporary
Equipment on temporary assignment or evaluation.
Under Review
Under Review
Equipment undergoing testing, evaluation, or quality assessment.
Deleting Equipment
When you delete equipment, the system:- Removes all associated fleet records (
flota_general) - Deletes all historical movement records (
historico) - Permanently removes the equipment from inventory
Equipment History
View complete movement history for any equipment:- Access history from the equipment detail view
- See all assignments chronologically (most recent first)
- Track resource assignments and movements
- View dates and movement types
- Access observations for each movement
- Assignment dates
- Previous and current resources
- Location changes
- Movement types (installation, transfer, uninstallation, etc.)
- Status changes
- Attached documentation and images
Exporting Equipment Data
Generate Excel exports with complete equipment inventory:- All equipment details
- Current status and locations
- Provider and ownership information
- Technical specifications
- Export filename includes timestamp:
ListadoEquipos_YYYY-MM-DD_HH-MM-SS.xlsx
The equipment list integrates with the Fleet Management system. Once equipment is created, you can assign it to resources and track its complete lifecycle through the fleet module.
Integration with Fleet System
Equipment records serve as the foundation for:- Fleet assignments
- Movement tracking
- Resource allocation
- Historical records
- Audit trails
Best Practices
Maintain Accurate TEI Numbers
TEI is the primary identifier. Always verify accuracy when entering or updating.
Update Status Promptly
Keep equipment status current to ensure accurate inventory and availability tracking.
Track Warranties
Record warranty information to know when coverage expires and plan for renewals or replacements.
Use Observations Field
Document special conditions, configurations, or issues for future reference.
Review Before Deleting
Check equipment history before deletion. Consider changing status to “Decommissioned” instead for permanent record-keeping.